Sentence examples for criticism someone from inspiring English sources

A Presbyterian pastor I knew and respected greatly, the late David Pittenger, once called into question the criticism someone had of "do-gooders".

I know how it feels to be singled out for criticism by someone you admire.

You don't want to speak openly in criticism of someone else's work.

And if you don't mind a little constructive criticism from someone who respects you, I think that is an impression the press should work on correcting.

"They [the agencies] would be more subject to criticism if someone came and committed an atrocity in this country or elsewhere who they had no knowledge of whatsoever.

Mr. Blagojevich also appears to be uncommonly sensitive to criticism for someone so apparently comfortable with bare-knuckle, and worse, politics.

To some in the critical community who encounter automobiles only when they take taxis, the awarding this week of the Pulitzer Prize for criticism to someone who writes about cars was enough to fog the opera glasses.

The absolute worst thing a CEO, coach, or consultant can do when offering constructive criticism to someone is to provide a timetable for the process that a person who must change should be expected to conform to.

This is a good way to get constructive criticism from someone other than your supervisor and, perhaps even more importantly, it makes you aware that you're not the only person facing difficulties with writing.

If you are not performing at a high level you expect criticism and someone is there to take your place.

Saying he was offering "constructive criticism from someone in a field in competition for resources," he noted that infectious disease scientists not only had very clear goals but proven methodologies and metrics for reducing the infectious disease burden.